Only 4,175 62 Sedan deVille Park Ave 4 Window Short Deck's ever built

To start. I have owned this 1962 Cadillac since September 12. 1997. I am the 3rd owner. Car was bought by 1st owner. Harriet W. Morris of Oakland CA. August 28. 1962 from Shepard Cadillac in Berkeley CA. (see photo). Car was then sold. March 27. 1996 to the 2nd owner. Frank McElhannon Jr. of Fountain. CO. at that time the miles were recorded on the Colorado title as 36. 68 actual. He then traded it at Roger Meier Cadillac in Dallas. Then September 12. 1997 I bought the car from Roger Meier Cadillac in Dallas Texas. with 40. 13 actual miles as indicated on back of the Colorado title. This 62 Cadillac Park Ave deVille has been garaged it's whole life. as you can see in the photos. I garage it with an exact fit car cover. This car has no "old car gunk" as I like to call it. Other people call it grime. The car has the following options: A/C (ice cold). Power steering. Power Seat. Cruise Control (inop). Day/Night Mirror. Power Windows. Electric Pull Down Trunk. AM Wonder Bar Radio. Working Power Antenna. Power Door Locks. Color Coded Wheel CoversAll the Glass is original and flawless. All the Chrome is original and 99% Flawless. The upholstery is very close to perfect except for the driver seat has a small hole (pencil eraser size) and a repairable tear about 3 inches long at the seam. The rear seat has a light stain. The Headliner is original and Flawless. Dash is original and flawless. (some wear rub marks by ash tray). The interior has never been dyed or painted. Trunk is all original including the spare and jack. All interior lights work perfect. All exterior lights work perfect. The paint is as good as I've seen for it's age. may have been repainted years ago before my ownership but extremely hard to tell. Absolutely NO RUST anywhere on this car!! I did bypass the heater core. (started to leak). Engine runs perfect with no hesitations. New valve cover gaskets this year. Pan leaks a little oil. nothing major very normal for it's age. Look. I could go on and on about the condition of this car. It is nice. however it is not a "trailer queen" but is much nicer than just "driver quality". In my opinion. this is a rare example of a VERY RARE Cadillac Park Ave Sedan deVille with 42. 00 actual miles. I am very confident you will be happy with the condition of the car. believe me there is a difference! A few facts about the car;A mild face lift characterized Cadillac styling trends for 1962. A flatter grille with a thicker horizontal center bar and more delicate cross-hatched insert appeared. Ribbed chrome trim panel. seen ahead of the front wheel housings in 1961. were now replaced with standard cornering lamps and front fender model and series identification badges were eliminated. More massive front bumper end pieces appeared and housed rectangular parking lamps. At the rear tail lamps were now housed in vertical nacelles designed with an angled peak at the center. A vertically ribbed rear beauty panel appeared on the deck lid latch panel. Cadillac script also appeared on the lower left side of the radiator grille. The short-deck Town Sedan was moved from the Series 6300 to the Series 6200. being replaced by a short-deck Sedan de Ville Park Avenue in the Series 6300. In addition all short deck Cadillac models went from being 6-window sedans in 1961 to 4-window sedans in 1962 and 1963. The Town Sedan would disappear in 1963. nbsp;with only 4. 00 sold (of 134. 72 Series 62s in all). hough the Sedan de Ville Park Avenue sold even fewer. 4. 75 (out of 150. 82 De Villes). Standard equipment included all of last year’s equipment plus remote controlled outside rearview mirror. five tubeless black wall tires. heater and defroster and front cornering lamps. Cadillac refined the ride and quietness. with more insulation in the floor and behind the firewall. On Mar-15-15 at 18:16:52 PDT. seller added the following information:A very nice gentleman from ebay has informed me that the production of the 1962 Park Ave was actually only 2600 total production. My description states 4175 total production in 1962. He is correct. I have verified the information on Wikipedia.